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Choice brown sugar !. lbs for.......... 90
Vermont maple syrup per gai........ -
Cider vlnegSr per gal.......-...-.... ~
Choice apples per hu-.......-. -
, 10 cans blackoerrieS per can ........ 10
, 10 cans gooSeberrieS per CAM. 10
Choice roasted coffee per lb.. -
Our big price iiSt mailed free u any part
OF the state All goods delivered free.
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Notice is hereby given that my property
on North Market street is withdra wn from
the market for the present. T. ". Slower
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Seventy eight lots for sale in Richland add
on good terms Call quick as they are going
fast KINDRED q WILLIAMS
123 Z. Doug, over Bissanrz * Mathews.
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Cali and - plot Of Magic Hill ct once and
secure the finest suburban homes in the city
Oh easy terms. Alien Graham & Jones.
35tf
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4 frst-class auctioneer Is open for an en-
gageInent. Address E. S EAGKE Office.
dh1-2fx
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Notice is hereby given that my Fourth ave
nue. property has this day been withdrawn
from the market, as | have sold.
d51-lt* n TITSWORTH
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RehersaIs of Patience will be com
menced next week. Those who have this
matter in charge will make great effort to
have this successful presentation Of this
popular opera
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B. f. EIlsberry, the manager Of the Ma
sonic opera house Of Ironton, Ohio, who, in
company with his brother, Mr. r. E. ELS
berry of the same city, are making an III
spection tour of the west, called yesterday.
They are much pleased with the life, situa-
ton and general makeup of the Peerless
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Notice,

To whom it may concern:
Ny property situated on Mead and Fifth
avenue, lots - and -, is for the present
withdrawn from the market
LOUISA WALKER
". 7. WALKER.
January 22nd. d57~lt
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At our office on and after January lst, 50,
with sreclal bargains in any portion ~ the
CITY. Alien. Graham &. Jones :<5;f
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For sale.

The Fair, No. IA Main street, is again
open for business. Call and get bargain in
holiday goods. dl0-tf
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Notice to Agents.

Ny property on Mosley and Fourth ave-
nues is this day withdrawn from the market
PETER COGGESHALL.
Jan % 1881 G51-ll*
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Having removed to l37 y Main St. it
will pay those wishing TO dispose of their
property quick or investors to cali
d35-3t% l. KAUFMAN
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Nanted-To buy good family horse.
DAVE DUNBAR
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-Four lots on North Main, one thousand
each. d51-2t: DAVE DUNBAR.
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| am closing out my stock of candies at
less than cost. Call AID get bargains at
GandOlfo's. d3l-rf
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Ross Furniture and Carpet emporium are
receiving new carpets fresh from the loom
daily. 56-6t*
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Sppt.iaf TO Rivers

| hereby Withdraw all my Main street
property from the Market
56-6t* JACOB MCAFFEE
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\ good card cutter in frst-class order.
VIII sell cheap. Enquire at this Office dS9-tf
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Al my property is withdrawn from the
market. d51-lt* e. B. ISRAEL
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Notice TO Real Estate Men

The price on lots 1876, is. 40 North Water
Is SI@,uoo, all former prices withdrawn
d51-tit*
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4 Rare ChsHoe
xoshce.

A Iir,t-cisss river bottom farm for sale OF
rent for cash
d5J-IIt@ TEoS CROUCH Mulvhne
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GarneId University.

Stems, the ticket broker. has removed 10
No $50 y Main st IGtf
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Ii you want to make money don't forget to
call ON 5. Drukker Il Co. the live real estate
brokers. They have some good bargains in
Main street lots and property on College
hill. Lots in ali parts Of the city Some
good houses. etc, etc. Now is your time TO
invest and don't You forget it. No. l5l North
street dlSStf
I am closing out my stock of candies at
less than cost. Call AMI get bargains at
GandOlto'S. d3I-tf
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Have elegant dining cars attached to all
trains passing through Wichita which are
under personal supervision of an experienced
caterer, and are supplied at all times with
every luxury the market affords Try the
Frisco dining cars. dl4n-tf
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Go 20 The FAIR. ~ Main street If YOU
want nice frame made 70 order dlo,f
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Il S.a - frogn C-,ili~op
To- ST
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Vi L Love to S S Casel IL IA of sc IA,
| l-2 of IA, 1874 w........... 1906
l. O Smith to E J Healeg, l, l, 3, 4, ,,
blk 4, Douglas ave, Minneapolis add. COOS
Fl Wollman to II NJ Robinson, II, A,
Laura ave. Wollman add ... 100
P Gluut to j \ Roach, 50, 81 Emporia
ave. English add Observation-Disclosures. 5000
| Ii Schwelter to y A Roach, 90, Us, 40,
y, 90 g, q, 81, Ellis ave, Lincoln
st add 1900
NJ e Bonnie 10 j r Collins lots :, 9,
Seneca st, MartlnsOn's aid .......... 3OUO
Wort, Dickson q Hineman to Ann N
| Henlng lots l, ,, ), +, blk6 kinkald
I'd add NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. coUO
HayIord to A j " addeil, hi lot 30
| Mead ave, Jones' sup. JV0
J Tremblie to W T Foster, lots 50, Is,
| Fourth ave, English's add ........... 1Oc0
A . Wheeler TO j VI hurry, part OF
Waterman's res in Waterman'S I'd
add. 5000
Carey Park Land Co to NJ Cassidy, Its
IS, 60, blk S, Carey park. ............ GOO
A Slayden 10 J " Slayden 52lots 100,
ILL., Mosely ave, Hodson ~ otancers
add. 1900
r f Reese to Kennedy, lots TO- 20,
blk Il, Orme & Phillips add
J & Woodwork TO A L Bush, lots :, y, loOO
Topeka ave. Ford's add. ........ -. 500
GeJto to g G Morgan, pt 20-:7 le.... 300
:, >, H. fern ave, D0ase > aiu - =, INV
10, tern ave, Dod9es auG; ~; ''o
Mtsselief G. oiilltn 10 IL ms y 'oiuSs' i''S .aa
23 Dix u, Allen q SlniUii a'I u -. 'o'
Merrllnan fafk Lana 20 70 Ilai '1e9 ,cno
lot2. blk @, Merriman Park ........ l00O
Shack!etord q Bowers to fo9t'
d H;l . ~ 4-S'e'i' "'e' go
DIV. -..-------. NS5
Locke 6, Findeis 10 NJ Brown, lot -, ooo,
u v, a go ave !, La lh;,sa ai' ot = Ta,I
tons add Observation-Disclosures. 1870
) Dean to Nj stephan, lotS 'o' o'' va ,ooc
7 " Thomas to NJ STEPHAN. lots 20, ~,
a. 20, Ida ave, Lincoln st add. SUI
blk s, Perry add .................. 100
McBee Mcbee 10 > L Major, IoIo ,o.o
Nelson - | Major.
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The Frisco

Druggists liquor statements can he pro
cured at this office at s. per thousand, post
are extra. d95-tf
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n. E. Kingsbury AMI 5. E. Langdon, OF
Fort Scott, are at Ho.el Gaudolfo.
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Special bargains ga i'ou-ia- av,.tuI-- ssai
Main street, Alien. tirahasl X .u..e-
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All journeymen plasterers are earnestly
requested TO meet in Judge Walkers Office
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, cor Main 81
and Douglas ave. 54At
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
recorded in the Office of the register Of deeds
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c. r. Beckett and wife were in from Ster-
ling yesterday.
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:. Sisco and wife, Of Des Mo;nes, are
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800
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Mrs. Tyus,

aunt OF ]. 7. Dalton, testified in cor
roboration of Mrs. Dalton. She de
tailed the meetings that Mrs Polk and
Tommy had a the Dalton's in the
summer Of 1885. On one occasion she
heard Mrs Polk say to Tommy:
"Wouldh't they give their ewes to find
ont how we manage it now?" and he
replied: 81 reckon they would" On
another occasion see took position in
the open window with her back
against one side and her feet against
the other, exposing her shape. She
was talking TO Tommy, and asked
him: "Ain't built from the ground
up?" Mrs. Tyus further stated that
she heard Mrs. Polk arrange a meet.
ing with Tommy, and forbade the
me ting.
A question asked by G an. Chalmers
as TO the interview between the wit.
ness and Mr.. John r. Goodwin was
objected to by the defenEe, and the
Court ruled 1t out.
Mrs. Tyus stated in answer 10 fur
Their question Mrs. Dalton wrote
Mrs. Polk note, telling her that if
she didn't sop her behavior with my
nephew she would tell Mr.. Polk. That
same day Mrs. Polk sent pitcher Of
milk over to the house and told
Tommy to "hurry up ard send the
pitcher back, or Mrs. Dalton would
tell Rowdy."
At 4:25 pm, court adjourned until
$3.50 this morning, when Mrs. Tyu;
will again take the stand.
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bias not been ten minutes that / was awake
since you left that hot tears have not been
pouring down my face. Ny heart throbs a.
II II would burst this morning. Darling, il
had any IDEA OF half The agony i was going
TO suffer after you left, nothing in the world
would have made me consent TO your going.
Waking or sleeping, sec that precious.
pleading. tear stained face at your window
as you looked just as you closed the blinds,
and know my boy thought hard Of me for
Rowdy was mad and was getting up to come
and sec what was looking at. heard your
sweet good bye. though, darling, and an
swered 1t in my heart, and finally, after mid
night, sobbed myself to sleep. hope my
boy had a pleasant trip and that you REACHED
care Of yourself, dear. That is
the only bright spot in my fut-
ure that some day my bonny blue eyed boy
will come back to me: Roady does not
know you are gone yet. l sat at the window
as usual. am going TO Mrs. Masks to-day.
could not live through another day like
yesterday. would have brain fever. Every
footstep hear, or 1.-THE gate 0p ms, or l hear
whistle, get up and go TO the window,
and tears Of disappointment start (, ON my
eyes; Darling. will try and not writ, such
doleiul letter again, hope to be able to
control myself in day or two. hope |
will get letter from you Tomorrow. l think
would feel better # do. Have just as nice
a time as you can, and get fat by the ii N Q
you come back. Your family are all we'll
laus hing and talking on the front porch last
night. Darling. l will get the pictures to-
morrow and send you one. l could not W ait
TO hear IRON you before wrote. / fet as If
must talk to my arling this evening. Will
write again Wednesday God bless you.
Goodbye, sweetheart, with lots of love and
kiss s from your loving apd true
LITTLE GIRL,
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to try shoes on the horrible neeroes, 50 I
took the liberty Of writing TO them in your
name this morning. They will answer care
John D, 80 If Jack forwards il before
you come home, and IL requires an answer,
you had better send IL to me with the answer
you wish sent, and let me COPY IL, as they
might wonder at the different handwriting.
/ don't know If ii will amount 10 anything,
but there is nothing like trying. You must
keep Jack posted so he can send il, but
1 hope you will be home by then. Oh, do
want to see that dear dimpled face so bad.
Be sure and let me know exactly what train
you will come me on so l can expect you.
Dear, why csuld yOr not take a room up
town and come out TO your meals until
you go to worn. l think that would be
very good SCHEME. Then would see you
three times day, IL only for a few
minutes-enough to hand you notes TO let
you know of my movements / am wild 10
hear from you to know if you will come to
your little girl. Destroy all my letters an d
picture when you start, and / will reward
you for your sweetness when you get home
by loving you evor so much more. Darling,
must close. Now il remains with you TO
come by q st train or stay as long as you
wish. withdraw my objec ion and give my
consent for nv little darling sweetheart TO
come back. Your own loving
LITTLE GIRL.
With lots of kisses.
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BOLIVAR, TENN, July 26.
Nv Own DARLING R,v.


Ny Own Darling Boy:
1t seems an age since / have talked t. my
boy. II is Sunday morning. / am in Boli-
var at last-arrived yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. 1t is as warm here MS can be. Mrs.
D. came yesterday and | did enjoy long
some one that could talk Of my little sweet
heart to. l am so gla she is going 10 come
down and stay Two weeks with me when / 90
home. OF course l will have to let Jack
don't think will hold ont long after / get
home without writing COME BACK. Barring,
l have been lying on the bed all morning
playing with baby that has dimples just
like yours. and you were, constantly in my
mind. kissed il until it began crying, then
sat down to write to you, though will not get
to mail it till tomorrow, when / am going
to spend the day with Mrs. d would give
anything If could get a sweet letter from
you this morning, Just to think, L will have
TO wait long week before | hear a word. .
Darling, YOU must answer all of mine Just
the same, and can have them to read when
L get b ok. l could not get too many from
y'u. 1t does not seem possible that you
have only been gone week last night. 1t is
the l0nge' week / ever spent in my Ii e..
Darling, will not get to write TO you but
once more before get home, as it would be
impossible to mail them in the country. We
will leave here Wednesday ADD go home the
following Monday. Sweetheart, have ielt
so uneasy since your last letter-afraid you
would be sick. DO take care of yourself for
my sake. OF course you have seen the no.
tice of Mr.. H-'s death. They say Lizzie
is almost crazy with griet. 1t is very sad; he
left such a dependent family. Daring
l hope you have written to your
family by this time. Oh, say /!
! liked to have expired the other night we
let. PaDa said right before Mr.. Polk, as
there anything the matter with you and the
Daltons. you don't seem to have anything
70 do with themT And had to make all
kinds Of excuses to blind him. l will bs
awful glad when cold weather comes and
business begins. Darling, am afraid you
won't be able to read tn S scratch, for was
quite sick all night with sick headache and
an fearfully nervous this morning. Dear,
Nancy asked to be remembered to you. Said
tell you she was your friend when you were
here and always will be-. Second mash
Oh, darling, / sit and think and wonder
every minute where you are and what you
are doing, until my head aches and feel
p 'sitively dizzy.
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And her Brother with an Exposure
of her Unless he was
Bribed.
HE TRAFPICKED UPON THE RUIN
HE WROUGHT
And Invited the Extreme Penalty
Melted TO II m by the Maddened
Brother OF his Victim.

For the fret time since the trial OF
Russell Goodwin was begun, eleven
days ago, a number OF ladies graced
the Courthouse yesterday. Their pres
ence, however, was not matter OF
choice, but in answer to a summons
from the State, to testify in favor OF
that side OF the cause on trial. While
waiting 10 be called to the witness
stand, the ladies were provided with
comfortable accommodations in the
SherifTs Office, and II wac evident
from their manner that the task OF
telling all they knew OF the matter,
under fixed and vulgar stare from
the usual crowd Of spectators, and the
polite but searching cross examination
by the defense, WAS
ANYTHING BUT AGREEABLE.
Every one introduced went through
the trying ordeal bravely, however,
and impaired their information in a
plain, srAightforward manner. The
resting of their case by the defense has
created q universal hops that the long
drawn out and highly sensational trial
will come to speedy end, but there ia
also a strong probability that the latter
days will bs even more interesting,
though less edifying to public morals.
The State has repeatedly announced
that it could and would be shown
Dalton was the victim OF deep, but
uuholy iniatuation on the part OF Mrs.
Polk, which, while by no Means ex-
onerating him for the grievous folly Of
circulating the slanderous reports,
yet in a measure palliated his In
discreet ofiense and rendered more
henous the crime for which the de-
iendant is on trial. II was intended
10 prove by
THE LADY WITNESSES
that the infatuation did not begin
with the deceased until encouraged by
Mrs. Polk, and fund of oral and
written evidence g in waiting to estab,
lish that claim. Attorney General
Peters and his learned and shrewd
colleagues have been vigilsnt aud &C
tive In establishing this evidence, and
though opposed TO strong sense Of
gallantry, only placed the ladies on
the stand after 1t became apparent
that the ends OF justice to the dead as
we'll as the living rendered this steI
important. Throughout the entire
proceed ings in the trial all the gentle
men retained as counsel on both sides
have labored diligently aud in good
faith for the causes represented, aud
built for themselves monuments Of
undying fame.
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The State recalled the husband OF
Mrs. Annie Polk to tho witness etand
90 the initiatory in ,ebuttal OF the evil
dence for the defense. He replied to
lnterrogatories Us follows:
did not tike dinner with the de-
iendant the day Of the killing, and am
positive had but one conversation
With him about the letter. Russell
and ! were not out riding, as | have
no horse and buggy now. Neither did
we have any conversation ON Second
street Monday afternoon before the
killing. The only time ! referred In
his presence b the lette received by
my wife was directly after he returned
IRON the road | did not learn of
DAton's death for some hours after IL
occurred.
Mr.. Adams and his family have FREE
,quenlly come to Memphis, and visited
my house. Some OF them at times re-
NAMED as long as two and three
Wseks.
THE MOTHERS TESTIMONY.
After Mr.. Polk was excused from
further testimony, Mrs. Mary Jane
Dalton, mother OF the deceased, was
introduced. She came into court
dressed in deep mourning, with long
crepe veil flowing from her bonnet
aud holding in her hand heavily
bordered handkerchief. In broken
voice she related her story as follows
In the year 1885 lived next to Mr.
Goodwin on Elliott street. Tomm,
DaltJn was my son. Before he wal
k:lled ! had four children, but be wal
tina only son. He was a shoe clerk
IN had been in former years csst
nov at Menken's and also at Leubrie's
Es was 81 years old 10 May Of III,
wear we moved on Il lott street. Ms
Polk was older than my son snd
married woman when We moved ther,
mud fret knew her.
FROM WINDOW To WINDOW.
I heard a conversation between my
son and Mrs. Polk. She was at he
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INCZEMA, or Salt Rheum. with its agoniz-
d. ing itching and burning. Instantly re-
lieved bv warm bath with CUTlCURA SOAR,
and q single application of CUTICURA, the
great Skin Cure. This repeated daily, with
two or three doses Of CUTICURA REsoLvRNT,
the new Blood Purifier, to keep tue blood
cool, the perspiration pure and unirritating,
the bowels open, the liver and kidneys act
i've, will speedily cure Eczema, letter, Ring.
worm, Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus, Scald
Head, Dandruff, and every species of Itch
ing, Scsly and Pimply Humors Of the Scalp
and Skin, when the best physicians and all
known remedies fail.
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MENKEN BRos.
MEMPHIS. TKNN.. July 81. 1896.

Ny Own Darling b y:
Hove just finished readi. your dear,
sweet le ter, and as | am in Menken's 'uld
not resist writing my darling, as / had
Gotten the pic ures and wanted to send you
one. The express on is just like lock all
the ii L now, n far away longing look for
my boy. | feel so much better nee / got
your letter. Darling, don't think eli her of
US realized how necessary we were 10 each
others happiness until We were separated.
ling will always try and make you happy,
that GU will not regret what you have given
np for me il love can make up for it. Oh, if
could only kiss my pretty dimpled boy on CO
this morning would be the happiest girl in
the world. / kiss your picture very often
every day. Darling be careful; dom let a
soul see this picture, and write often to your
devoted little girl. Goodby precious, dar-
ling boy. With love and kisses.
YOUR LITTLE DARLING.
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EEZEM a.

s ONE FIVE months ago had the pleasure to
intern you of my improvement in the use of
the CUTICURA REMEDIES in my case OF severe
chronic Eczema Erythem Atosa, and today
cheerfuily confirm all 1 then said. / con-
slider my cure perfect and complete, and at
tribute it entirely to your remedies, having
used no others.
1906 Penn. Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
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ECZE MA.

crate ully acknowledge cure of Eczema,
or Salt Rheum, on head, neck, lace, arms
walk except on hands and knees for one
year not able to help myself for eight years
tried hundreds Of remedies; doctors pro-
nounc. my case hopeless; permanently
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
WILL MCDONALD,
2A2 Dearbon Street, Chicago, Ill.
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MEMPHIs, TENN, August 5, 1856.
~ a. n.-l...

Iwrote you a long letter yesterday, but
sent it to ri Paso, so will write again, as l
have little business TO write about. GU
ling, there was not much in IL, except CON
HOME. want to see you so much. wiiI
not make you stay. away anv longer. had
rather you would be here and only see you
AZ know my boy is just grieving himse TO
death; and | tn nix you ought 70 be here on
the look out for a position for this fall; IL Is
only three weeks now until September; |
guess you tn nix l am awlully cheeky, but
scGG % hs$Tt. There /. IA irtn iT0Hi SSiS
water going TO open Wholesale shoe house
in the big building across the alley from
Menken, and they are Americans, SO l
il you oould get a position as ssles-
man; then you would not nave
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AFrERNOON SESSION,
When court opened after the recess
hour

When court opened after the recess
hour
Mr.. X. A. Cole
wa' put upon the stand as an expert
10 Handwriting. He testified as fol-
lows: I was once teller of bank at
Holly Springs, clerk of the court in
Mississippi, aud clerk and master OF
the Goa cary Court in Memphis for
several wears, aud was commission
msi lsnt in Memphis. My business
has made me familiar with handwrit-
ing.
Gross examined-I was teller OF
bank in 1853 or 1854; occupied that
position for year or two. From 1855
10 1859 was merchant. 1t has been
nine years since was clerk and mas
ter. / have had no occasion to spe-
Cially scrutnze handwriting since 1
was bank teller. was called once
or perhaps twice as an expsrt In cases
in court. That was good many years
ago. With the exception of few re
ports in the Chancery Court, have
done no clerical work in number of
years.
"Does the Court think the witness
qualified ?" asked Gen. Wright.
81 can't zee why he is not" replied
the Court. "If a man once knew
anything 1t is not to be presumed he
has forgotten II"
Witness was handed the letter from
Mrs. Polk to Mrs. Tyus, and one OF
the disputed letters, and asked if the
same party wrote both. He examined
the two long and critically, and re,
pied: ut looks like the same hand
writing"
SIS that your opinion?" asked Col
Harris.
at lie, sir" was the reply.
Another letter was handed the wit.
ness, ard he expressed the same opin-
ion. The other letters were then
handed up, aud the expert pronounced
them all written by the same person.
The tness then stated that he
wished to make an explanation.
Gen. Chalmers objected. II the
witness wished 10 be heard he could
be heard on cross examination.
Gross Examined by Gen. Wight
saw one OF the letters, and probably
two Of them, in Ha -ris and Cnslmers'
Office before the trial began. l could
identify one o. them.
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EIZEM A.

have suffered from Salt Rheum for over
eight years, at times SO bad that could not
attend to my business for weeks at a time.
Three boxes OF CUTIoURA and four bottles of
RRsoLyENT have entirely cured me of this
dreadful disease.
Mr., JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre, Pa.